DWP scraps Universal Credit work requirements
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced the removal of work-search requirements for certain Universal Credit claimants, marking a significant change in welfare policy.
Category : Politics
BBC boss faces backlash over Torode's Israel post
BBC director-general Tim Davie is under fire after MasterChef judge John Torode shared a pro-Israel post on Instagram, sparking accusations of bias amid the Gaza conflict.
Epstein Files Link Trump, Gaetz, and Bongino
Newly released court files in the Jeffrey Epstein case expose startling connections to high-profile figures, including Donald Trump, Matt Gaetz, and Dan Bongino. Dive into the scandalous details.
Maharashtra faces backlash over Hindi language imposition
Political tensions rise in Maharashtra as the state government faces backlash over alleged Hindi language imposition, reigniting linguistic diversity debates.
US man held in Russia over passport issue
An American man has been arrested in Russia after authorities claimed his passport was invalid, sparking diplomatic concerns.
Reeves slams govt over OBR scrutiny block
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves accuses the government of undermining economic credibility by blocking the OBR from reviewing Labour's manifesto pledges.
Priest slams 'entitled' parishioners in fiery sermon
A Catholic priest has caused controversy after criticising his congregation for being 'entitled' and demanding during a blunt Sunday sermon.
BBC's Tim Davie Faces Ofcom Scrutiny Over Gaza Coverage
BBC's Tim Davie under fire as Ofcom reviews complaints about impartiality in Gaza conflict reporting. Critics demand accountability.
James Cleverly eyes London Mayor bid
Home Secretary James Cleverly is reportedly considering a run for London Mayor, sparking debates within the Conservative Party as Rishi Sunak faces leadership challenges.
UK urged to accelerate Afghan ally resettlement
Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey calls for faster action to protect Afghans who worked with British forces, warning of escalating Taliban reprisals.
UK accused of abandoning Afghan allies to Taliban
Exclusive: Hundreds of Afghans who worked with British forces remain in danger as UK accused of failing to fulfil resettlement promises.
UK Defence Minister Faces Court Over Taliban Facebook Posts
James Heappey, UK's Minister for Defence, is under scrutiny as the High Court reviews allegations of his Facebook posts supporting the Taliban.
Meloni reveals childhood homelessness in memoir
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni opens up about her challenging childhood, including periods of homelessness, in her revealing new memoir.
BBC boss refuses to resign despite scandal pressure
BBC Director-General refuses to step down despite backlash over handling of high-profile scandal, sparking debate over leadership accountability.
MoD data breach exposes Afghan allies to Taliban
A major data breach at the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the safety of Afghan nationals who worked with British forces, leaving them vulnerable to Taliban reprisals.
Melania Trump defies husband’s Putin stance, wins Ukrainian praise
Former US First Lady Melania Trump has publicly challenged her husband’s trust in Vladimir Putin, earning admiration from Ukrainians amid ongoing tensions.
BBC accused of bias in Gaza conflict coverage
The BBC faces mounting criticism over its coverage of the Gaza conflict, with accusations of bias alienating viewers from all sides. Is the broadcaster losing its reputation for impartiality?
Irish tourist detained in US ICE facility
An Irish tourist was held in a US immigration detention centre, prompting outrage and calls for intervention from Irish officials.
Lehrmann loses bid to restrain Daily Mail reporter
Former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann has lost his legal bid to obtain a restraining order against a Daily Mail journalist, marking another setback in his ongoing legal battles.
BBC licence fee crisis as 300k households stop paying
The BBC is considering a major overhaul of its licence fee model after a sharp rise in households refusing to pay, raising concerns over future funding.
Data leak exposes Afghan allies of British forces
A major data leak has compromised the safety of Afghan allies who assisted UK forces, prompting emergency relocations and raising serious security concerns.
Trump's Supreme Court Battle & Epstein Files Update
Latest updates on Donald Trump's Supreme Court challenges, education policies, and revelations from the Epstein files. Stay informed on US political shifts.
Reform UK: Radical Party or Tory Dissidents?
James Cleverly questions whether Reform UK is a genuine political force or merely a haven for disillusioned Conservatives. Explore the debate shaping British politics.
Reeves: NAO Report Shows Government Failing Public Services
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves calls for immediate government intervention following a damning National Audit Office report highlighting severe shortcomings in public service delivery.
Robertson attacks UK govt over Brexit impact on Scotland
SNP's Angus Robertson criticises UK ministers for sidelining Scotland in Brexit negotiations, warning of severe economic consequences.
UK held secret talks with Taliban over Afghanistan defence
Exclusive: British officials engaged in undisclosed discussions with Taliban representatives regarding Afghanistan's Ministry of Defence, raising questions about diplomatic strategy.
Starmer Outshines Sunak in Scotland: Poll
A recent YouGov poll shows Labour leader Keir Starmer gaining ground in Scotland, with Britons favouring him over Rishi Sunak in key policy areas. Discover the implications for UK politics.
MoD exposes confidential data in security blunder
A shocking data breach at the UK Ministry of Defence has exposed confidential information, raising serious concerns about national security and privacy protections.
BBC Boss Faces Heat Over MasterChef Star's Controversy
BBC Director-General Tim Davie is under fire after MasterChef host John Torode made divisive remarks, sparking a heated debate about impartiality and accountability at the broadcaster.
King hosts first British-Indian Muslim minister
King Charles welcomed Lord Shoaib Bashir, the first British-Indian Muslim to serve as a minister, in a landmark audience at Buckingham Palace, highlighting the UK's growing diversity in leadership roles.
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